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It's take your kid to work day for all Grade 9's at St. Charles College today. I decided to go with my dad. His name is Mark Gentili and he is the managing editor at Northern Life.

More than $35,000 was brought in for the Canadian Cancer Society Oct. 22 thanks to a unique fundraiser.

Preparation for final paving continues on Elgin Street at Elm Street. Curb work and concrete road base will be done over the next few days before final paving.

A family of four in Sudbury needs to earn $66,513 annually to meet the bare minimum cost of living, says a new report from the Social Planning Council of Sudbury.

City councillors received a report this week that includes a cost-benefit analysis for the now $81 million Maley Drive extension project.

A recent solar storm set up a dazzling light show in skies across the province last night. Conditions were favourable yesterday for viewing the northern lights — also called aurora borealis — across much of Ontario.

The first sign the NDP in the were in trouble in the recent federal election took place in Sudbury, a Greater Sudbury of Commerce breakfast event heard Wednesday morning.

Need a ride to the Sudbury Arena for the Remembrance Day ceremony? A shuttle bus leaves Branch 76 Royal Canadian Legion, 1553 Weller Street at 9:30am on Nov. 11.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's new cabinet, being sworn in this morning, includes 31 people, including himself. It includes 15 women, an attempt at regional balance, and a mix of veterans and newcomers.

Sudbury resident Cathy Orlando is in Ottawa today to take part in what the Citizens Climate Lobby is saying could be the largest act of climate civil disobedience in Canadian history.